We have secured $1,167,000 in rebate dollars from the Duke Energy Smart Saver Program on behalf of our customers!
Last year we converted 10,887 fixtures at seven Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools for a yearly energy and maintenance savings of $325,000 public funds!
Free Lighting Analysis
Let our professionals come to your business and give you a free lighting analysis to see exactly how much converting to LED lights can reduce your monthly energy bill. Local Duke Energy Smart Saver Rebates in NC and SC reduce the time the LED conversion pays for itself. A typical 2x4 commercial or office fixture converts from 96 or 128 fluorescent Watts to 30 LED watts with greater light.
LED Manufacturers
We work with the best LED Manufacturers and only use DLC-Certified products that are eligible for Energy Rebates. We focus on quaility products with long life expectancy yet are still available at the most affordable prices providing the greatest ROI in the business. Many LED companies have project payback of greater than two years while Charlotte LED Pros provide product payback as low as a few months. Simply put - the complete project cost can be recouped with only a few months of lower energy bills!
5 Reasons
1. LED lights reduce your lighting bill by up to 70%
2. Take advantage of energy company rebates
3. Eliminate the maintenance of changing burned out bulbs; no more yellow and white bulbs next to each other because that is all Maintenance staff has in stock.
4. Fluorescent bulbs and older ballast have hazzardous material like PCBs, mercury.
5. Conversion is easy - we work around your schedule.
Our Customers
DC Current More Stable Than AC
AC power is convenient for long-distance transmission and powering many household appliances, DC power is essential for electronics, some specialized applications, and energy storage. The conversion from AC to DC is a crucial process that enables us to use a wide range of devices and technologies.
Most electronic devices, from your phone and laptop to TVs and computers, operate on DC power. Their internal circuits are designed to use a steady, unidirectional flow of electricity - which is energy efficient and provides a long life.
With LED Lighting, you want an external driver that converts AC to DC (Direct Current). The lifespan of an LED light can range from 50,000 to 100,000 hours which would be more than 23 years.
